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The Washington bee., 1887-07-16

We beg leave to inform oouI oouII
subscribers that they have caused
two of our collectors to. be, tax taken
sick by calling on them SO often
in the hot sun. You will greatly
oblige us by paying up.
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Mr.. webb, w5eIbl,,'' the =. people e want
DIR. Francis transferred to the
9th school division, please CRAFTY
their wishes. n We know that you
will do what is public necessity
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! i = WHIT j, SHALL, i: Il, .WEE;Dlo2 VEL

where the Negro goes he
meets with opposition from a
preiudieed class Of white people
fa crime, in the way of a rape Is
tcommitted, the cry is that a mig
ger" did it. 1t is fbbut time that
an end be pht TO such outrageous
charges against innocent colored
men. In the railroad car he is in
suited; on the steamboats, he is re
fused. accommodation, and what
to do he is unable to 'teiL The
white people in, this city are COW.
ards; they will cause revolution
| if they think the Negro want;
social equality, or a civil war II be
asks for mixed schools, but a re
s55aeccttable white citizen is allowed
!, to De brutally murdered; a presl
lideREof the U. S. assasipated by
good for nothing and thievisl
white men, and nothing donesav'
an expansive trial te-the govern
ment and the criminal likely to b,
acGuitted. So far as we are con
cefned we don't propose to b
! insu1ted by any White man; lie
I him be great and powerful. as tn
king of Spain. Until the Negroe
come to such conclusions SO Ion!
will they remain the dogs an
serfs OF few white renega1 les,
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Let us all hail the return of
Douglass to the Capital of the
nation. Get. ready citizens and
prepare for the great ovation. 49,
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Did not the editor of the New
York Freeman ask the editor OF
the BEE to endorse his Negro
League! Answer this question
MIR. Fortune. 4.v+
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AT a meeting-ef the ceDgrega-

At a meeting -t1ie- cv7Ig1tga-
ton of the 2nd Baptist q CHURCH, gctl,
held last j Friday F day i night, ighft, Rev
siscted sSet'siI pastor 3f re + Church; Tie
meeting was the .a largest geefst ever e f he held, .,
The vote. was 81 very / ffl@altterJlng. at r. g
which was an ..taI eyldenlGf'ee1 lf'e1 q q lhe Y
satisfaction 30 Rey,r Johns johnson 9Snd b h|": /:
given. ..r.-taA n a-L.t LLM.M ! Efe
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A MALICIOUS CHARGE FALLS TO THE
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1t is about. b,ditttiif time for the Negroes
to put presidential pl1 ticket il in It: the :,
field: - u. !. \ .naHE
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A colored Citizens Committee
ought tes be organized aEE' :" q.
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Hon. B. K. Bruce Bille is i rrec,ilving s,i,5i. g q
great ovation in the West.
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Give us 10000, subscribers and
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BY lyman Abbott and Rev S. s. Halliday,
Asst pastor of Plymouth Church, and dictated
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ANOTHER CREDIT To OUR
1Ji RACE, Aih o"r ~jen

1t is again the pleasure of the
BEE editor to speak in justifably
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Effect of Imprisonment on the
Mind.

To the ordinary mind. full Of busy
schemes and plans for future good, in the
many active and fruitful years which
people are 50 sure remain to them, the
condition of one condemned 10 die at the
hands Of the law is inconceivable To
the sick efttimes the restraint which
comes from their own weakness, the irk-
someness of inactivity, is harder TO bear
than all the agonies of pain and disease.
This Is but the beginning with the pris-
oner Withdrawn from all the interests
of the world, having no longer any par;
in humanity. destined at a fixed hour 10
have the poor remnants of his pride and
shadowy life choked out of him at the
hands of the race of which he was once a
part fe must count the days and hours
that remain to him till that agonizing
moment when he shall, before the un-
pitying ewes of the community he has
wronged. writhe out that wretched exis-
tenoe, 10 which be yet ss an animal
clings. All crime probably had an ele-
ment OF insanity IN it. TbeTe is some
thing abnormal and unbalanced. there is
no sense of proportion, no idea Of values
All things are seen through refraeting
medium which strangely distorts and
talsiiies them. But Under the strain of
prison life the sanest mind cannot long
retain its tone-H T. Wdrner. ~ The
Inerican Hqgazine for Norembsr.
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Above stairs are nine admirably plan
ned sleeping rooms, well appointed bath
room. etc Here the guests of Lotta and
her hospitable mother and brother are
assigned to luxurious living.
shall not attempt to describe this por-
ton of the cottage in detail, but a hint Of
what my own room was like may be of
service to the reader The floor Is richly
carpeted and felt sure my heaviest tread
made no sound that could be heard in
the next adjoining room. The bedstead,
q generous affair in point Of dimensions,
is Of massive brass, highly polished and
solid as a rock The bed proper-well l
never before realized the height and
depth of truly luxurious nights rest.
Mirrors of the finest plate glass reach
from the floor nearly to the ceiling, and
lockers, toilet room, dressing ease, soft
huge lounging chairs, pictures, bric-a-
brac, perfumery and even powder and
puff are there for the visitors use. There
Is not the slightest effori at display, but
no absence of effort 10 make ones lot at
Lotta's something TO be always and pleas
urably remembered.
Women will feel sort OF pride in
knowing that the architect in fact Of ali
this home beauty is woman-no other
indeed than Lotta's mother Mrs VI. A.
Crabtree, one of the most energetic and
self reliant women know, as we'll as a
generous dispenser Of cordia and fine
hospitality, in which latter employment
her famous daughter is an Indispensable
second.
Here" they say TO the friend that Is
admitted within their doors, here Is the
key to your room Make IT yours with
out restraint; retire when the mood takes
Won; come down when you choose eat
at your own hours and do your best 10 be
happy as long as YOU remain here. We
shall 90 and come with equal freedom.
Tiresome ceremony has no place in this
house"
That, take it, is the only right way. in
this world at least 10 make your guests al
/ home.
HoR does the world famed little Lolita
pass the summer? Like a song bird, care
free. far from the padding crowd" in
4 daily betfering physical health, and al
ways with rigid regard for rational and
temperate living. 1t is her habit to ap-
pear at breakfast about O'clock All
dear ladies, wish | could give you some
intelligent notion of those flowing and
softly comfortable works of art she calls
her wrappers, bnt the fact is haven, an
intelligent notion of them myself May
be. however, you can picture then for
yourself Being your sincere well wisher,
and eager always 10 add 10 your delight,
by my faith. I hope yoa may. After
breakfast little chat, little music, q
little change lsometimesl OF dress, and at
10 O'Clock on the minute the coarhman
appears 10 take her and whomsoever
chooses TO accompany her for drive Of
three hours. At , O'Clock she dimes, and
then reads and maps with unysrying reg
ularify until the tea hour A walk in
the cool tsslight, little more chat lmost
likely in the music ROOM, possibly a
modest glass Of champagne, and on the
stroke of 10 O'Clock good night and sweet
repose.-Dtfroif Free PSe~.
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Everywhere the Same.

Wherever Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir is
introduced it leads all other remedies for
the cure of coughs. colds. hoarseness,
bronchitis and all affections OF the throat
and lungs II will relieve the worst case
OF asthma in one minute. Regular physi-
clans endorse If Is a first class specific for
the purposes for which it is prepared
Bernard Salisbury, of Humphrey Centre,
Cattaraugus Co, \. Y. writes - have
tried it in my family and find il itsplendid.
We keepit constantly on hand anc would
Dot keep house without it, At this sea-
son % the year all persons are liable to "a
cold, which one or two small doses of
,iilmore's Magnetic fESir viii relieve at
once
The Gilmore Remedies are tos sale ts
Bieseeksr 4 Snyder, Mammoth Block,
Somerset, Pa.
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Give Them a Chance.

That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very Won
derful machinery il is Not only ,the
larger air-passages, but the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogeed and choked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do we'll
Call il cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
caiarrh, consumption or any of the fami-
~ of throat and nose and head and lung
distractions, all are bad. Al ought to be
z II rid of. There is just one sure way to
get rid of them. That is to take Boschee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
send YOU AZ - cents a bottle Even if
everything else has failed you, you may
depend upon this for certain
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Try, Try Again.

After trying many advertised remedies
for eatarrh during the past twelve years
tried Ely's Cream Balm. and with com
plete success. Ii is over one year -ipce
stopped using il and have had no return
of the catarrh. j recommend il 10 ms
friends in this vicinity Milton t. Palm,
4eading. Pa
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A Queer Little Girl from Siam.

A real Yahoo girl is at present on view
in the panopticum tdime museum) at
Cologne-on-the-R Rhine, Germany. 1t is a
little Krao" girl from Laos, in Siam.
Her skin, even that of the face, is covered
with bair half an inch 10 an inch in
length, except on the soles of the feet, the
elbows and insides of the hands She
has backentaschen and thirteen dorsal
veotebrie instead of twelve. In every
other respect it is like a human being
with common amount of intelligence
and feeling. The kraos are Siamese
tribe, all of them, it seems, possessing the
same peculiarities as this little girl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02
Value of the White Topaz.


The white topaz. found near Pixies
is almost equal in value to the diamond.
Not many people know this; but found
a topaz on the banks Of the Platte river
this summer and sent it 10 the iapidary
in New York 10 have it cut. 1t weighed
s2s cara,s, and and the iapdary sent back
word that he wonid give nae 500 for il.
| refused the offer. and investigation dis
closed the fact that if had sold the stone
it would have found it, way into some Of
the large iewelry stores of the metropolis,
where, cut into innumerabie small stones
it would have been offered for sale as
genuine diamonds. Clear white topaz is
worth - a carat. \ three or four carat,
well cut stone will cost you $50 or SO.
The white topaz has the briiliancy and
hardness OF the diamond, and differs
from it only in being somewhat transpar-
ent. Its angle of refraction differs only
slightly from that of the diamond. 1t is
rare, too.
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IL teaches those VINO have il how to tell what
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All similar books tell what TO do if you know
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given for Allopathic, Homeopathic, Electric. Ey-
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Don't iail to avail yourself of this offer, which
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How Shoes Shape the Feet.

know of nothing more interesting TO
study than the effect upon the shape of
ing of certain style of shoe. II is an
established fact that the wearers of san
dals have toes which are actually pre-
hensile. This is because the toes have
not been injured by compression for gen
erations, Any shoe, however broad the
toe, checks and suppresses the tendency
of the toes TO free movement The point
ed shoes known as toothpicks very speed
lily produce more or less deformity by
pressing the members violently against
each other.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

A lady stood hanging to the strap Of .
st. Paul horse ear when a workingman in
the far corner arose and politely offered
his seat, u thank you," said she, 8 but
! dislike to deprive the only gentleman
in the rar of his seatr
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JOS. Horne &Co. S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
ncf-A1N


4 skSDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
"A proposed ~ the citizens of this Common
wealth for their appaQssi or rejection by the Gen
eral Assembly of the COMMON eGitl Of Pennsyi-
vania. Published by ordcr Of he sscie..l.y III
the Commonwealth. in pursuance Of Article
XVIII Of the Constitution.
sgi,s. Tesolutio1 proposing amendment TO the
consfffrfttg of This CominonE eaitL.
sEc1foS l. ~ ssss,ssG by the Senate and
House OF Representatives ut this Commonwealth
oi Pepnsf lyania ia General AsscntiiS Iset Thai
The following amendment Is proposed 10 the lon
s;iJutipa Of the tofaigoRwe4iih Of Pennsylvania
IN accordance With ihs Eighteenth Article there
OF.
ANEspAgST
There shall tx an additional article 10 said can
stiiaiion 10 ic designated Article XIX. rs fol
lows
ARTICLE XIX.
The Manufacture sale ar keeping for sale. Of
Intoxicating liquor, 10 be used as "A beverage is
hereby prohibited and any violation OF this pro
hioitl,ii shall be a msdemcanor punishable as
shah he provided by law
Intoxicating liquor ;or' othsr-purp-sses than as a
beverage -F &c aiioefs n sch fstfi1ter,,ily a.
may be pfssffibed ~ a4 file tieterai Assembly
snail al the iirst sessiDA siiccstlng tle adctfioL
ot this article OF The Constitution itf ia.ss ai.b
adequate penalties for its enf0rcetnen, -"
\ true copy the joint Resolution
CHARLES ". STONE
SECRETARY of the Commonwealth
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An ordinary elephant produces 40
pounds Of ivory, worth e6e0. England
consumes $50 tone lof which Sheffield
one-third), for which It Is necessary TO
kill 1900 eiephanss yearly.
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Fattening camels for Market.


The method by which .-arnels are sud-
denly fatiened for the market Is thus
described
An incision, about an inch in length, is
made in each ear, between the skin and
the flesh. Into this smalI tube is fitted
and secured by silk cord There il re-
mains, hidden from the observation of all
but the initiated and ready for use at any
moment.
When a merchant who is notaequaint-
ed with the blowing up trick comes TO
buy camel the dealar takes two tubes,
each yard long, and inserting one end
OF each in the small tubes just described,
through the other ends two Arabs blow
with all their might, until the animal has
attained the requisite degree of plump
ness. The initiating tufes are then with
drawn and the air is prevented from es-
Gaping by means of cork smeared with
pitch.
The poor camel now becomes apparent
ly quite lively and frisky, trying to throw
itself on the ground or to press against a
wall or a tree or whatever other object
nay be at hand, so as to get rid of the
wind. 1t is generally too well watched
by the raseally Arab to succeed in ac-
complishing its purpose.
Sometimes, however, il manages to
elude his vigilance, and then, if the cork
is not very securely fastened, the wind
escapes with whistle like that of Il
steam engine. and the fine looking beast
suddenly collarses into the miserable OBJ
iect it really is.
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THE REV .,ss-Q u THAIER, of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and wife
owe our lives to S1.lok's Consua.ptic,.
ors." Sold by Il. W. Benford 4 Son.
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II seems TO US that there are less per
sons afflicted with rheumatism, since our
druggists sell Salvation Oil. Price TWEEN
ty-five cents Il bottle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

In the agricultural district around the
city of Zacatecas laborer gets 374 cents
daily. The hours of labor are from sun
rise 10 sunset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

Miss Nina Sharp. of Hartford, is said
to be the most accomplished violinist in
the amateur world She is also young
and pretty.
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FOR dyspepsia and liver complaint. you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Nitalizer 1t never fails TO
cure. Sold by Geo. W Benfora d Son
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sHli0Hs Gnre viii immediately re-
fisse Group, whooping eough and bron-
chitis- Sold by Geo. W. Renford 4 Son.
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a NASAL injector free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. Sold by Geo. w. Benford d Son.
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WHY win you cough when shiloh's
Cure viii give immediate relief Price.
10 cents, 30 cents, and ST. Sold by Geo.
W Bepford 4 Son.
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ARE you made miserable by Indiges-
ton. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of APP
petite. Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer il
a positive cure Sold by q. W. Bentord
4 Son.
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80 AND rs CENTS


a yard They are fine Dress Goods. remem-
her, perfect, and this seasons goods they
can't lnger at these half and less ihan halt
prices. As to how many, its neiilier here
nor there we want you To remember the
fact that these goods are Ia be sold quickly,
the prices insure that. and then again that
these are the finest and choicest goods ever
sold at these mark down prices of 80 and Is
cents a yard.
Now, then in the same room, near the
door, we offer more August nlark-downs,
all-wool goods at - cents, aii-wool goods al
- cents; then, biggest of all; one lot of 81
inch suisings, light mixtures and checks at
~ cents yards, were IS cents and 500 a
yard You cannot duplicate these Dress
Goods bargains.
io-inch All-wooi Serge, we're Go aud 80
cents, AZ 30 cents.
Then some Plaids and CheSs. were 75
cents, now "a cents
Wool Nuns Yeilings. 80 cts. nov 2e cents.
5s-,Dch Ali-woOl Sgitihgs. were so cents,
now al % cents
Some light shade ia Atwood khyber
Clothes, down 20 * cents fsom 80 to 75c.
Some Striped khyber Snitings, light cpl-
ored, now al % cents yard
Some plain Examines. delicate shades, IL
cents. were y cents
Printed Challis, 20-cent goods, down TO
y! cents
Zach lot specified here is worth while see
ing NJ these fabrics are new and choice and
suitable for wearing now and into the early
Fall This is our clean sweep August
Dress Goods Sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

SHILOH Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. Sold by Geo w Benford 4 Son
The following is the formula said to be
used by Il reverend colored gentleman in
performing the marriage ceremony :
"Thy kingdom come, Thy will he done
on earth as it is done in heaven do you
SO promise me as to live in the holy
odenoy Of yedlock as Jacob, Isaac, and
Becky? Give ns this day our daily bread,
As we forgive our debton, aud | now pro-
nounce yeu man and wife. and lead us
not into temptation, and if there be any
man present what objects why these
young couples should not be united in
the holy odency Of wedlock let them now
forever speak or hold their peace, for
Thine is the kingdom, and the power,
and the glory, amen,"
"HACKMETACK," lasting and fra
grant perfume Price % and 30 cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

You light match TO make it burn, you
burn match to make light The man
who doesn't advertise can't see this
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los. HOrne&CO.' S
Penn Avenue Stores.

No Summer Dress Cambries to be carried
over, the entire stock to be sold out quickly,
we mean this as evidence read further
Fine French suitings,
Paids,
Caniel-ha Mixtures.
Cheeks. Stripes,
Goods that were imported to self at siO0.
sl.25 and si.50; to-day we offer ALL Of
them M the two prices.
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SOU7HBOCND TRAINS.

Passengers for Somerset from the east and west
on The Pittsburgh Division, change al Rock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-02

HACKMETACK," lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and 30 cents
Sold by Geo. W. Benford & Son.
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NORTH-BOUND TRAINS.
J0HSsTowN EXPREss-No. 81.


Passengers froin Pittsburgh change car for
poiuts on the somerset 4 Cambria al lockwood
ON sundays This train Will run two hours late
from lockwood 70 Somerset and five hours late
rom Somerset to Johnstown.
SOMERSET ACCOMMoDATIoN-No s.. :
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The price of this book in all Bookstores is
800 The price of the " Telegraph j.
S1.o0 We give both for S175.
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THE PEOPLE

VINO have been disappointed in the results oh.
tained from the use of COCA WINES. BEEF
WINE and IRON, or the so-eaIled EMULSION Of
COD LIVER OIL, should use
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE e ono RdILR0ID-
SOMERSET d CAMBRIA BRANCH


ummer Arransemeni-In effect since May 70, 81.
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q VIRTUE Of an order issued Out Of the Or
v phah> t0urt % Somerset County. Pa. and 20
me directed. I win eNpose to sale by puhlir 0uf-
cFy ttu